SpeakHead
A teleprompter that follows your voice under the lens, then turns your take into a finished short in one tap.
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What is SpeakHead?
SpeakHead is an iPhone app that combines a teleprompter with an Auto edit feature. The script sits right under the front camera, moves as you speak, and waits when you pause. When you finish, one tap turns the take into a finished short: pauses and "um"s are cut, every word is captioned, and zooms, motion graphics and footage are added.
It is built for coaches, trainers, agents, founders and anyone who explains things for a living, especially people who struggle to find something to talk about or who lose their place on camera. Users describe who they help, and the app suggests five video ideas, each with a hook. Scripts are timed for 15, 30 or 60 seconds, and optional AI writing features are available.
What sets it apart is that recording, trimming, cutting pauses and enhancing happen on the iPhone, and videos never leave the phone. The camera, teleprompter and editing tools are free, with no watermark and no account needed to film. Pro covers the AI features that run on the company's servers, in monthly allowances.
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